Posted by: Daria
Today's "duh" moment - 20/08/2003 21:05
The empeg has a web server on it.
It would be nice to be able to download jEmplode to any computer I might use no matter where I go so I might upload or maintain my empeg.
The empeg has a web server on it.
The empeg has a web server on it.
Posted by: loren
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 20/08/2003 22:42
*smacks forehead*
oooooooh! I wonder if the handy little java app that mike is working on that allows the Karma to serve it's own upload software will someday soon be supported by our little empegs?! Now THAT would be something....
Posted by: mlord
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 05:29
I believe I first asked for such way way WAY back .. about the time that I got the web server running!
Mike has vaguely suggested that it's coming..
Cheers
Posted by: Daria
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:03
I wasn't even thinking applet.
I just put the zip file on the empeg. That was good enough.
Posted by: pgrzelak
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:05
Which is why I keep a full copy of emplode, logoedit, the full debian distribution, etc., in a tools directory on the player at all times. This way, if I ever find my self desperate for a tool, I have it.
Posted by: peter
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:18
Which is why I keep a full copy of emplode, logoedit, the full debian distribution, etc., in a tools directory on the player at all times. This way, if I ever find my self desperate for a tool, I have it.
Ha, now the truth comes out... 9Gb MP3s, 0.01Gb Emplode/logoedit, 150.99Gb Emacs distribution...
Peter
Posted by: tonyc
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:22
Ha, now the truth comes out... 9Gb MP3s, 0.01Gb Emplode/logoedit, 150.99Gb Emacs distribution...
That's alright though, because the new emacs has a lisp port of the empeg car v3 software.
Posted by: pgrzelak
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:40
Nah. I don't want to start any religious wars or anything, but I find that a tiny vi is more than sufficient for my use.
Posted by: tman
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 09:55
It's only a matter of time before somebody implements a complete IA32/IA64 emulator in elisp! There's not much that hasn't been already written in elisp. Usually it's written because somebody had nothing better to do though
Posted by: julf
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 11:23
t's only a matter of time before somebody implements a complete IA32/IA64 emulator in elisp!
And after that it's only a matter of time before IBM runs 10.000 copies of it as virtual machines on a S/390 mainframe. And some enterprising slashdotter ports it to a PlayStation.
Posted by: loren
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 16:48
oh the sweetness. i might have to buy you dinner just for that. oh... wait... they're paying you for it... sorta...
Posted by: foxtrot_xray
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 18:07
In reply to:
And after that it's only a matter of time before IBM runs 10.000 copies of it as virtual machines on a S/390 mainframe. And some enterprising slashdotter ports it to a PlayStation.
Yeah.. But would it play OGG?
Sorry.
Me.
Posted by: tman
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 21/08/2003 18:13
No, but imagine a Beowulf cluster of them...
Posted by: mrfixit
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 22/08/2003 13:09
This might be a "duh" question, but where on the empeg can you safely keep files like that and how do you get it there?
Posted by: tfabris
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 22/08/2003 13:12
but where on the empeg can you safely keep files
Anywhere on /drive0, that's the music partition so it will have a lot of disk space even for big files. I put mine in /drive0/var/taxi .
and how do you get it there?
This way.
Posted by: mrfixit
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 23/08/2003 05:36
Thanks Tony, but when I see, "set the file permissions (important!)" umm.. another "duh" moment comes to mind. I read the link in the faq about it but I still feel like "duh" I geuss I should not mess with it. I have done a drive upgrade and changed some of the visuals with your logo editor and the animated boot logos with jemplode, so I guess I'll just stoop there.
Posted by: tfabris
Re: Today's "duh" moment - 23/08/2003 22:36
If you read further down in that link, there is a link to a description of Unix file permissions (if I recall correctly).